August 26, 2013, Kiebitzberg® floating docks & jetties, Havelberg

Kiebitzberg® jetty construction: An approx. six meter long access bridge has recently connected the new canoe jetty with the bank on the Krückau. Another important section in the major „Hafenspange“ project in Elmshorn.

Elmshorn („Elveshorn“ in Low German) - the sixth largest city in Schleswig-Holstein, located approx. 30 km northwest of Hamburg on the Elbe tributary Krückau - successfully completed another section of the Hafenspange project on August 21, 2013. The major urban construction project, which took 30 years to plan and five years to build (the opening ceremony is on September 6, 2013), includes the new „Käpten-Jürs-Klappbrücke“ bridge as well as a new harbour square. It is located on the northern bank of the Krückau next to the bascule bridge and will offer Elmshorn canoeists and rowers as well as visitors the opportunity to launch their boats close to the city center. This will create important new impulses for regional club sports and tourists.

Pictures of the canoe jetty with access bridge in Elmshorn | Kiebitzberg® Steganlagenbau, Havelberg

Flexible jetty system with a strong profile

The Kiebitzberg® jetties The team has the Shipyard in Havelberg canoe jetty with plastic floats, lifebuoy holder and dolphin holder in Elmshorn. An almost six meter long Access bridge with land-side railing connects the jetty floating in the tidal waters with the shore. A crane lifted the eight meter long and three meter wide pontoon into the Krückau on 21 August 2013.

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